Search results

bump

Maths In Focus. Never use it. It decreases one's intelligence. Use Cambridge/Fitzpatrick. And if you need more then there's Terry Lee.

China or Brazil = best options. Grab a Dixon or Riley as they have a chapter on a case study for a country. Don't just randomly choose a country lol ;)

Business. It's so boringgg! Shoulda done Physics :(

What u on about ? Aussie's lost all its good players braah

Can you justify what you mean as crap? So I can get a better idea :) How are the lectures and why didn't you learn anything?

Thanks for that! Ok nowI'm not sure if I should go. Too many people dissing. More reviews welcome! And yeah I have like 4 assessments so I'm tight on time.

Yeah

I actually dunno. Go on their website, the thing's written there.

It's from 9-4 or something.

Omg thanks so much you have saved my life!!! Can you give me an example of this moles business? Yep the other electrode is inert too. But how can I use stoichiometry, cause I only used 2 copper inert electrodes... there is no redox reaction? or is there?

Help!! Our school prac equipment doesn't help so it would be cool if you guys can tell me what exactly is going on here :) I;m finding the effect that the concentration of electrolyte has on the rate of electrolysis in an electrolytic cell. I'm using copper electrode and copper sulfate...

A cardboard box is to have square ends and a volume of 768cm^3. It is to be sealed using two pieces of tape, one passing entirely around the length and width of the box and the other passing entirely around the height and width of the box. Find the dimensions of the box so that the least...

Really? Hmm but couldn't you use Cx + D for function? Although that doesn't get you anywhere :( Thanks though. I will quit dwelling on this question then haha

Given f"(x) = 8 and f'(x) = 0 and y=3 when x=1, find the equation of y in terms of x. Hellpppppp Thanksss :)

Is it true that when more reactive metals are used in a galvanic cell, a greater voltage is produced? EG like Magnesium and zinc would produce higher voltage than Copper and Silver? if not then what produces a greater voltage? Cheers

That's not too bad then. Thanks! Are the calculations hard? Cause i failed my moles exam in year 11 :( Do I still have a chance?

Some people are doing Acidic first (I'm doing Production and the amount of memorisation is just torture!). So how much memorisation is there in Acidic? I really hope there isn't a great deal as I suck with that haha. Is it more about applying stuff? Rather than knowing a use and then...

What does it mean by the polarity in a galvanic cell? at the anode and cathode

What should I do and what is the best way to prepare? There is no prescribed text required for it, it is basically just the listening task with questions. Any tips? Thanks in advance :)